[PDF] Top 20 On the evolution of behaviors through embodied imitation

... during imitation because of the heterogeneities between the ...model imitation between artificial ...the imitation is ...the imitation process that allow certain behavioural patterns to emerge ... See full document

... in embodied imitation, and the effect of different simple selection ...of imitation metric and then use the metric to quan- titatively analyse the first two imitation events before then ... See full document

... task-oriented behaviors. Behaviors that modify reproduction can be used as a tool to enable speciation and heteroge- neous teams/collective ...reproductive behaviors explicitly under the adaptive ... See full document

... The last section of this portfolio (section C) includes an extended case study which I hope will symbolise the scientist-practitioner paradigm and attempt to reduce the theory-practice gap through the integration ... See full document

... In this work, we integrate interactive-predictive NMT with imitation learning and reinforcement learning. Our goal is to merge the human edit process with effort reduction and model learning into a single ... See full document

... part through the shared practices for manifest- ing or expressing trouble, for recognising or anticipating that another is experiencing or is likely to experience difficulty, and for soliciting or providing ... See full document

... in the man-nature-God relat ionships. Among the tree, he highly values the function of nature. Take an excerpt fro m Nature for instance: “Standing on the bare ground, my head bathed by the blithe air and uplifted into ... See full document

... others through self-giving wit- ness that man renders present Love ...itself. Through kenotic, embodied expressions the Church as the symbolic Body of Christ not only signifies the God it symbolizes, ... See full document

... language through art and in this making the letters became symbols of experiences of ...posed through the potential of the objects to represent or explore ... See full document

... Similarly to K¨onig et al[7] and Baele et al[1], we are interested in running an EA on-board robots evolve swarm robot controllers. An on-board EA has the advantage of being an open-ended method of adaptation[10]. The ... See full document

... Buseini (2012) explained that a sense of belonging is assumed to be a basic psychological need which will make students adapt to goals set by their peers. It is not surprising that an adolescent would conform to peers ... See full document

... There has certainly been progress in weak AI, but this has not yet matured sufficiently to support artificial entities. Indeed, at present, developers of artificial entities must to resort to scripting behaviors. ... See full document

... indicated through the frequency of publishing contents, the type of contents that are published (organic and paid), the levels of engagement and effectiveness of their ... See full document

... Butterworth believed the Commission's reports on future Maori land policy and administration, which embodied much of the Maori viewpoint, were "a landmark in the evolution of Maori polic[r] ... See full document

... Butterworth believed the Commission's reports on future Maori land policy and administration, which embodied much of the Maori viewpoint, were "a landmark in the evolution of Maori polic[r] ... See full document

... growth: imitation regime (characteristic for poor countries), innovation regime (characteristic for the most developed countries) and mixed regime which contains both imitation and innovation ...pure ... See full document

... Getting into the blue cone is an undignified but joyous process. Both arms stuck up in the air I do little jumps to wriggle into the void made of rich and dense velvet triangles. Blue dress three asks that I know it ... See full document

... German philosopher Martin Heidegger also perceived technological prosthesis as an amputation of the body, erasing its distinct, unique traces. He proposed that the human body becomes subordinate to the tools it uses. In ... See full document

... It is important to note that the study of the representation of knowledge has acquired significance over the last twenty years. In his 2002 article, Hulstijn argues that automatisation is a concomitant, incidental ... See full document

... understood through a self-regulatory ...self-regulatory embodied process comes from Kouchaki and colleagues (2013) who showed that not only did wearing a heavy backpack intensify feelings of guilt ... See full document